The principle of an ultrasonic cleaner for kitchen utensils is similar to that of an industrial ultrasonic cleaner. The cleaner generates high-frequency sound waves that create pressure waves in the cleaning solution. These waves cause microscopic bubbles to form and rapidly collapse, which creates a scrubbing action that removes dirt, grease, and other contaminants from the surface of kitchen utensils. The process is highly effective and can clean hard-to-reach areas, such as crevices and corners, that are difficult to clean using traditional methods. Ultrasonic cleaners for kitchen utensils are designed to be easy to use
Features:
Tank size: With a 105-liter large tank, this ultrasonic cleaner is suitable for cleaning a variety of items, from smaller batches to larger items.
Power: adjustable power made it suitable for a range of cleaning tasks.
Frequency: a frequency of 28KHz or 40KHz, which is widely used for cleaning a variety of items, including delicate items such as jewelry and more robust items such as automotive parts.
Temperature control: adjust the heating temperature between 30-110 Celsius to ensure that the cleaning solution is maintained at the optimal temperature for cleaning, resulting in a more effective cleaning process.
Drain valve: designed with a drain valve that makes it easy to empty and refill the cleaning solution.
Applications:
It can be used for different-sized metal, plastics, and ceramics parts for prewashing, inter-operational washing, or final washing, with the possibility of anti-corrosive protection to remove oil, grease, chips, mud, and production slag on the surface of parts.
HOW TO CHOOSE ULTRASONIC FREQUENCY?
When choosing an ultrasonic frequency, it is important to consider the type of item being cleaned and the level of cleaning required. Lower frequencies, such as 25-40 kHz, are suitable for cleaning robust items such as heavy machinery parts, while higher frequencies, such as 68-170 kHz, are better for delicate items such as jewelry or electronics. It is also important to consider the size of the item being cleaned, as larger items may require lower frequencies to penetrate deep into the material. Ultimately, the best frequency will depend on the specific cleaning requirements of the item being cleaned.
FAQ:
1. What can be cleaned with an ultrasonic cleaner?
A: Ultrasonic cleaners can be used to clean a wide range of items, including jewelry, dental and surgical instruments, automotive parts, electronic components, and much more.
2. How does an ultrasonic cleaner work?
A: Ultrasonic cleaners use high-frequency sound waves to generate cavitation bubbles in a cleaning solution. These bubbles implode near the surface of the item being cleaned, producing a scrubbing action that removes dirt, grease, and other contaminants.
3. What kind of cleaning solution should I use in an ultrasonic cleaner?
A: The type of cleaning solution used will depend on the item being cleaned and the level of cleaning required. There are many different types of solutions available, including water-based solutions, solvent-based solutions, and specialized solutions for specific cleaning applications.
4. Can ultrasonic cleaning damage delicate items?
A: Ultrasonic cleaning is generally safe for delicate items when the appropriate frequency and power settings are used. However, it is important to follow the manufacturer's instructions and to test a small area of the item before cleaning it fully.
